Ray Stevens was admitted to the intensive care unit of a Nashville hospital after suffering a heart attack. According to the 87-year-old country music legend’s social media accounts, he ...

Country music legend Ray Stevens, 86, underwent heart surgery following a heart attack triggered by chest pain, and is now recuperating in Nashville—prioritizing health before a limited return ...

Ray Stevens is said to be recovering after being hospitalized for a minor heart attack on July 4. (Evan Agostini / Associated Press) Singer Ray Stevens has shared his first update since being ...

The 86-year-old Country Music Hall of Famer has cancelled all of his performances through July. “Our thoughts and prayers are with Ray Stevens as he recovers,” Country Rebel posted on X.

Nashville, TN 37209 Stevens is best known for his hit “The Streak” and in 1971 he won a Grammy for “Everything Is Beautiful.” He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2019.

Country music icon Ray Stevens is on the mend following a mild heart attack that landed him in a Nashville hospital over the Fourth of July weekend. The 86-year-old Grammy-winning artist, best ...

Country music legend Ray Stevens underwent surgery on Monday after suffering a heart attack late last week, and according to the most recent update he appears to be recovering well.

Grammy-winning country singer Ray Stevens, known for hits like "Everything is Beautiful," underwent heart surgery after a mild heart attack July 7.

Stevens, 86, underwent minimally invasive heart surgery on Monday after experiencing chest pains on July 4. "Ray has been discharged from the hospital and is on his way home right now," a ...

Ray Stevens officially retired from live performances at the end of 2024, but as it turns out, the Country Music Hall of Famer is not done with the stage, after all. Stevens played his final run ...

Ray Stevens officially retired from live performances at the end of 2024, but as it turns out, the Country Music Hall of Famer is not done with the stage, after all.